The short story is - yes, you can buy multiple properties, but there're many rules to follow.Once @Dave Foster, our resident 1031 guru and a Qualified Intermediary, awakens from his holiday-induced food coma, he will give you more 1031 information than you care to digest.

That said, as a landlord, there have been a number of times when I wish I held a security deposit because my tenants moved out and left a mess in the apartment and I had no way easy way to go after them (ex. dirty fridge full of expired food = 2 unplanned hours of my own time to clean out).

@Moun Seo  1% rule is good, but probably dead in any price range in DFW now unless you are in the very worst areas, which may cost you more in the long run...with more issues of non-payment, theft, repairs, etc.I just say $250,000 as I look every single day for properties in six DFW area counties...so that is Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin, Cooke, and Grayson.   

I would love to network with local investors over cocktails or food.

3) What about food while out of town for remodeling?

What a friendly place, with good food and the river walk, and tons of great neighborhoods.

I've donated the use of the commercial space to a local food pantry.

She can get free food through local food banks which frees up money for at least partial rent payments of $100 a week or something to show good faith.I understand life happens and people fall on hard times through no fault of their own, but I don't have much tolerance for people that refuse to take concrete steps to help improve their situation or keep me updated.

Provide healty organic fresh food to our clients.The farm is 1.4mil we are looking for a private money, angel investor.Seller is carrying 30% so 70% will be the loan amount desired.I would love to close this deal before Halloween we would love to use the barn for hunted house.

Especially while getting started I recommend having some sort of income to pay the bills and put food on the table until you have built your business up into something that is making money.Also don't forget that being an agent comes with a lot of fees.